The iDOGI creations illuminate the imaginative vision of a hotel, where luxury becomes pure evocation and light is the protagonist of a sensory journey. In the eclectic choreography of rooms and corridors, the works serve as striking and precious highlights that help to create a spatial narrative. A dreamlike setting where extraordinary textures, ethereal soundscapes and refined fragrances create a multi-sensory experience, which iDOGI brings to life through some of its most opulent and prestigious collections.
In the Midnight Bar, night-time retreat where time seems to have stood still, the kaleidoscopic Planetarium chandelier and the slender Gatsby wall lights complement the Art Deco language that defines the interiors, intertwining with echoes of surrealism, mythology, auteur cinema and a taste for Orientalism.
The sophisticated presence of the Venere wall light and the fluid forms of the Sibilla chandelier light the way with shimmering reflections, combining contemporary expression with classical references. Through its aesthetic vision and masterful craftsmanship, iDOGI creates a symphony of balance and beauty, forming part of a multifaceted project that explores the diverse worlds of craftsmanship and design.
Aurea, conceived for the Salone del Mobile by Maison Numéro 20 – the interior design and art direction studio founded in Paris by Oscar Lucien Ono – within Halls 13–15, echoes the golden ratio as a symbol of harmony and visual completeness: this luxury hospitality project spans the ages, blending styles and influences to create a holistic experience in which design takes on a narrative form.
